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OK. There's one final place to look. Make sure "mount" shows nodiratime and noatime as below:Quote:
Originally Posted by fireflash
/dev/se/2 on /shares/MYVOLUME1 type reiserfs (rw,noatime,nodiratime)
/dev/se/2 on /opt type reiserfs (rw,noatime,nodiratime)
If these options are not set then any time an applications reads from the HDD the access time will be updated causing a write to the HDD.
You set these options with:
mount -o remount,noatime,nodiratime /shares/MYVOLUME1
- K.C.
I'm seeing a trend here... The conversion of rc.local from 1.0.4.6 to 1.0.7.8 can be somewhat difficult and many people are getting stuck with no ability to log in. Unfortunately, unless you put the copy button bypass into *your* rc.local, the bypass does not work.Quote:
Originally Posted by marcolino
In retrospect, the bypass is in the wrong spot. It should be in /apps/bin/rcex which mounts the /opt directory and executes rc.local. That way pressing the copy button will *force* a boot with the firmware's /opt directory which is known to work. I'll be uploading an updated firmware image shortly which addresses this issue.
- K.C.
Nope, that ain't it either.. both are mounted correctly. I'm gonna try something silly like disabling my wireless.. Just had a silly thought.. And I'm not using it right now anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by kfurge
I think I have the answer (again...). Spindown seems hit-or-miss without "smartctl -dT" to disable SMART.Quote:
Originally Posted by fireflash
Add "smartctl -dT ${internal_hdd}" to your rc.local and see if it stays spun down.
- K.C.
I seem to recall the same command in the old rc.local :) I'll give it a whirl and see what it does later tonight when I've stopped playing music off of it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kfurge
Yea. I was hoping I could keep SMART enabled. It would be nice to have the smart status available. Wish full thinking, I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by fireflash
- K.C.
I've posted another release to help those who are locking themselves out with bad rc.local startup scripts. Please read this link for details:
http://wl700g.homelinux.net/drupal/?q=node/193
The image can be downloaded from here:
http://www.wl500g.info/files/asus/cu...kc_1078_02.nas
or here:
http://wl700g.homelinux.net/drupal/?q=node/134
- K.C.
Yes, it would. but the good news is, that seems to have done the trick, it just went to sleep. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kfurge
I'm another telnet/unix/linux newbie here.... please bare with my stupidity..
I'm able to install the customer firmware perfectly. My stupidity was to change my BT client port and tracker port to the same port#.. Now, mldonkey wouldn't start.. here is the log for mlnet.log
so I tried editing the bittorrent.ini files, but no success as the file is no attribute for write access.. I suspect mldonkey is still running? I tried turning it off, by doing nvram set kc_run_mldonkey=No. but no success also.Code:2008/01/27 00:14:02 [bTM] BT-client_port and BT-tracker_port can not be the same.
2008/01/27 00:14:02 [bTM] Change one of the settings and restart MLDonkey, exiting...
tried force change attribute, still no go... Can you experts point me to a possible resolution? thanks.
monkey8
*NEVER MIND THIS. Bear with me, i have hangovers and have only slept for like 5 hours :-P*Quote:
Originally Posted by monkey8
Your problem is that you have both the client_port and tracker_port set to the same value. The tracker_port defines what port MLDonkey will use if you want to run your own tracker, where the client_port is the port being used to download torrents. Just reset tracker_port to its default value (6881) and only change client_port.
have you tried to open the file starting with the sudo command? (Eg. "sudo nano bittorrent.ini")? Or change the permissions (sudo chmod bittorrent.ini 777)?
I just want to add a hint to the new WL700gE_kc_1078_02.nas image instruction.
WAIT for it. As written by kfurge, the ready lamp will blink.
After installing this on my brick, my ready lamp came back on, no flashing at all. After 3 Minutes of hdd activity, it suddenly started flashing!
Right now i am successfully connected via telnet and trying to fix all the mess.
First of all, I want to thank kfurge for doing such a great job. Without this custom image, this router has only small part its powers.
Now goes the question :)
I've successfully installed the image and set up MLDonkey. However, MLDonkey seems to eat all available CPU time:
MLDonkey web interface loads for ages. It takes several minutes to fully load transfers page.Code:PID PPID USER STAT VSZ %MEM %CPU COMMAND
541 1 root R 40340 65% 93% /opt/bin/mlnet.lite -allowed_ips 127.
582 580 root S N 40340 65% 3% /opt/bin/mlnet.lite -allowed_ips 127.
191 1 root S 4880 8% 1% upnp -D -L br0 -W eth0
588 587 admin R 1792 3% 1% top
4 1 root RWN 0 0% 0% [ksoftirqd_CPU0]
5 1 root SW 0 0% 0% [kswapd]
580 541 root S 40340 65% 0% /opt/bin/mlnet.lite -allowed_ips 127.
Is it normal, or I have misconfigured something?
So far, so good! Thanks for the great custom firmware, KC.Quote:
Originally Posted by kfurge
LK
thanks kfurge for your newfirmware and the work on it...
i will test it today.
grat182
I too want to thank Kfurge, i havent tested everything, but so far its running nice and smooth.
Great JOB!